Washington won’t be changing its citizen initiative structure this year.

Immigrant Justice groups are responding to ICE sightings around churches -- raising new concerns for communities trying to worship freely. N-W-P-B’s Renee Diaz reports from Wenatchee. (0:10)

Groundbreaking martial artist, and former Seattle resident Bruce Lee is receiving a special honor in the city’s Chinatown International District today: a United States Postal Service Forever stamp.

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Oregon lawmakers are advancing legislation that would set ground rules for automatic license plate reader technology.

American civil rights icon Jesse Jackson, has passed away at the age of 84. KLCC’s Macy Moore spoke with The Eugene Springfield NAACP about his influence: [SOQ 0:44]

The idea has bipartisan support—and opposition.

Washington legislators may be allowed to use public and donor money to pay for personal security measures like guns and cameras.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson says in the coming weeks, she’ll be introducing legislation to expand the number of homeless shelter beds available in the city.

KUOW’s Scott Greenstone has more.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson gave her first ‘state of the city’ speech today [TUES]. KUOW reporter Scott Greenstone was there.

The state is submitting a 182-million [M] dollar claim to the Federal Emergency Management Agency [FEMA] for infrastructure damage from devastating floods that swept the region in December.